THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN: Because there's "Something In The Air." It's all happening.

BIRTHDAY BLUES: 33 Artists Interpret The Music Of James Toth.

AFGHAN WHIGS play CBS Saturday Morning.

SNOW COATS streams If it wasn’t me, I would’ve called it funny.

WILL SCHEFF shares "In the Thick of It."

STURGILL SIMPSON joins ANGEL OLSEN on a new version of her "Big Time."

ROXY MUSIC's Phil Manzanera talks to NPR about the influential band's 50th anniversary and upcoming world tour.

HOWARD JONES, on meeting David Bowie at Live Aid, covering Dido on reality TV, and participating in that epic synth jam at the 1985 Grammys.

THE 100 GREATEST ALBUMS, according to Consequence of Sound.

MICHELLE BRANCH & PATRICK CARNEY are attempting reconciling.

RAMSEY LEWIS, an inventive jazz pianist and one of the nation's most respected artists in the genre, died Monday at his home in Chicago. He was 87.

JEAN-LUC GODARD, the daringly innovative director and provocateur whose unconventional camera work, disjointed narrative style and penchant for radical politics changed the course of filmmaking in the 1960s, leaving a lasting influence on it, died on Tuesday of assisted suicide at his home in Rolle, Switzerland. He was 91.  Greg Ferrara essays his career.

BABYLON, ft Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, has an uncensored trailer online.

GISELE BUNDCHEN talks family matters.

SAM ROCKWELL is up for a return to the MCU.

KIM K & RAY J made big bank from their sex video from the jump.

HBO/MAX surged past Netflix at the Emmys. And ratings for the show hit an all-time low.

THE CROWN attracted new viewers after Queen Elizabeth II's death.

PUPPER and Butterflies.

THE POWER of a Mom's slipper.

GAME Over.